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Nope. Pick a large AAA always online gaming company and ask the same question and I think the answer is the same. Just because a company runs a ton of IT infr
by mattbrewsbytes 4y ago
Nope. Pick a large AAA always online gaming company and ask the same question and I think the answer is the same. Just because a company runs a ton of IT infrastructure doesn't mean they would automatically be capable of running VM's for others.
As an aside, I would not trust data security on any solution Meta comes up with, their business model and ethos is user data for sale.
- ethbr0 4y agoAm kinda surprised Steam didn't create a value-ad turnkey game server solution on a third party or own cloud. Or maybe that exists? Been out of gaming for awhile...
- formerly_proven 4y agoI believe Steam/Valve offers their SteamNet for third parties, which is basically a non-IP VPN centered around low-latency. As an additional advantage, the network itself only allows you to talk to a game server when authorized, so attacking game servers is way harder, since the game server (software) itself doesn't have internet connectivity any more and is only reachable through that VPN.